Colin Dunne Celtic Feet Lesson Part1

[@livetolovesome182]

i love watching him dance

[@fobrocks911]

lol found this on vhs today for 25 cents and of course since im an irish dancer i just had to buy it

[@07Strawberry08]

He is just fantastic... I love him and Jean Butler.... But I know I could never learn this.... It looks very hard for me anyway

[@maggiefogarty-harnish9667]

he tought them a treble reel in the hard shoes its the most fun for me

[@bulletgirl85]

I've been working on this for an hour and a half now. I got half of it down hahaha now, the second half XD

[@AnnapurnaMoffatt]

Practice slowly and then build up your speed. If you want to try step-dancing (and you should try it because it's fun), DO IT. Don't doubt yourself. Also, remember that step-dancing isn't just Riverdance and competitions: it's kitchen parties and regular people, too.

[@MariaGee1000]

very clear teaching but still complex stuff

[@bombdottcom111]

+TankutSAZLI's channel: Please upload the very beginning when he is dancing solo!

[@codytocher5943]

Does anyone know what the name of the song is that he uses in this video?

[@alenaten-d1i]

What is name of reel in soft shoe?

[@xiyuewang5891]

I don’t know if the audience can remember such complex stuff by just watching...

[@maggiefogarty-harnish9667]

lol im an Irish dancer and have been dancing for like 4 years but my teacher uses different terms for the same moves so i dint get what he was saying

[@kamwrites]

He's British, born to Irish parents. Like most of the lead cast of RD, both Michael Flatley and Jean Butler were Americans born to Irish parents. Not sure if there has been a lead from Ireland!

[@kayleighblack]

my mum is actually laughing at me trying to do this..

[@aselmuhitova1927]

there is a mistake at 17:53 there was shuffle, and Colin sad treble

[@rai_haque]

Shuffle and treble are used interchangeably. Shuffle is more tap terminology though

[@maggiefogarty-harnish9667]

what he calles shuffles i call it a treble so i was confused

[@ritamarch2401]

'Tap', 'Appalachian', 'Irish', it's always been a 'shuffle' to me - - but then I'm a very old lady and my lessons were aeons ago, so what do I know?!

[@hughjasse4047]

hang on, let me change into some tight pants and a headband...

[@Orelinde25]

I found it finally!!!!!

[@ainemairead4542]

22grena top notch 100% true...

[@maggiefogarty-harnish9667]

side step for me is 7s

[@ainemairead4542]

I watched a video of him and Jean Butler choreographing a project.. They're Dancers would've learned it quicker if he hadn't been so bloody rude and so bloody impatient at them. .

[@nj4679]

Though it’s been 7 years, would you happen to remember what this was? Was it on KZbin?

[@yhoefman]

cant 'hop' that fast...

[@IrishDanceable]

i laughed at my mother trying to do this,.. cause i`m able to ^^

[@22grena]

You cannot be Irish and British, even if he was born in Britain he is still Irish.

[@transformrecruitment7068]

Wrong. I am both.